Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-12
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1sok . bss and lis Awfai Results
kyI, Pos ,uths ave Elapsed,
C,t,zsrs Have Forgotten
rery nSD' rbs DisboIicai Missile
soTrors opd MANNED Sky
phien seven Men,
,.o-o Inter-Ocean.

I.rse of time has wrought
&c u: .a7s change in sentiment TO-
lsuo,nvicted anarchists, and the
BE CON- 2pm5er of citizens seem sur
. q In > nitv, it might not be out OF
!. Sl rsproduce some stern truths
% .I'5ercs Of DR.. John B. Murphy,
!1s s' 49, the wounded policemen ct
''ts1 3.,nss street station on the night
;g.al-- and also the fscts elicit
9o ~ Andrew J. Baxter, who per-
% ~ ,.,,. sarvice for the manned and
siJ tnTS,d 70 the county hospital.
s'g2n,,r-1i.erstion is expended on the
be coIln-5Iessly snot down and butch
F1 es 6n.C Column OF policemen, caqs-
Ta lr.SIe woe in family circles
g5at 3- ~ Tsg an unknown quantity,
b MISC are they forgotten? Let
s. ,.y' recall. Reviewing
iIss-e! -+,T0FyCE OF DR.. MURPHY:
TEE : ~ 1ne wounded officers have
/ T 155sF y your special charge and con-
s-,. man I saw that night when 1
lle ll' teton was Officer Sdeehan.
2 y. !Do 9ss with Kim, SO passed on TO
ia.l van whose wounds l found rot
isl 5 Ia Issw two wounded
be e eoo f.st floor. From there | went
Oh. o. W where several cfiaers and Cap
!. G ,,nI5 John Barre!t the worst
iys-H He IVES crying, and complain
,s.io from 2 very large wound in
y l1- Isrgg enough TO admit my hand.
@,nc5 larger than could have been
~ inlet. I advised Captain
.. W .snd the severely wounded men
|..s " county hospital. a number Of
Serg sent there.
I6H,ar Hansen WSs very mucn saocH-
M ",,seIess when l examined him.
E0aiaer Charles Fink had three shell
.I 4sio his LEG. The one in the cali
| : .o loo n,ssed into his leg shout three
Y: !. ~ r IVES shell wound, by the ep-
., ,,' IT il. The peculiarity Of shell
Is "a that they make but q small
|- ID externally, but in the inside tea
- eott n,rts terribly. At the outside
s 5Gio nav not be large enough to ad
lend pencil, and yet inside be larg'
Frg5 n move your hsnd about freely
more important to get 9 shell out o
Es1 woand thaniti5 to get out a bulle
bullet Csses."
why so?"
Bsrsuse sometimes large pieces Q
u and other materials ere carried int
wound, the presence Of which in tn
/, has tendency 10 produce blood
E;OniDg. an
GT1g next msu I examined was Office
nan. I found on him shell woun
Fors.ing the foot and anotEsr trsctur
the finger.
Fl then examined Officer Michael Saet
BE had 6 wound in his back iu!
|,w the ninth rib. It wss g bulk
FvBi, and the bullet lay midway be
+ssn the umbilicus and csrotoid in th
DOMAIN. He died from peritoniti
n bullet passed through the kidney. II
bnsch, and out through the wall OF Il
Iiomen.
.aOn.er Arthur Conley was the nez
I examined. He was suffering from
inpouud fracture Of the knee. He
orud sgsin, but still quite lame.
b Officer lawrence Murphy was the ne!
BIZ examined He had il al fifteen she
psnds. 0le in the neck, three or fol
the arms, one IN his left foot, the she
Ihing of the front portion. The pieC
dyed III the great toe and left the for
llgllg BY 3 piece Of skin. The piece
lsIl weighed about an ounce and a nel
"Walter Il. Harris came next. Il
%. had to be smputated. He had tn
lIiOrsting wounds in the LETT thigh al
humber in the right thigh.
"0ficer Edward Barrett had two she
Cunds in his leg.
"0FFIC2R J. d. KING
IS struck by piece Of shell in the chi
be shell went through his upper lip e.
len out, and another piece of shell to,
piece Of his lower Jaw entirely ava
{ had three slight wounds besid
lese.
"Oficer ] Il. Brady had several fle
'O1nds in the thigh and leg. There we
one pieces Of shell taken out.
" Timothy Flsyin wes struck with
lsca Of shell four inches shove the anl
,ilt, the wound leaving his leg hangiI
ie hsd wound Just below the should
pint It looked like shell wound.
80 two wounds in tie back, one Of VIII
Ssad into the abdomen and went
2'o the luDg, These were shell wount
= lSd to undergo an amputation.
~ lsrge piece Of flesh taken out of
W % s missile. he died on the fou.
] MN day afterward.
V1CeT Jacob Hansen had SD
..,I in his right thigh about two ant
AN inches long, snd q she'll wound frs
,..e On the opposite side. On the seco
-1y dterWard it was evident that
avu.u lose his leg, and on the fourth &
WIS smputsted. At the end of th.
'v the blood vessels burst at the p
..-PuIated. Two weeks later they bu
sam ON de is now able to sit up q lit
SoAn Doyle had several wounds ab,
i, ;.' leg IN the neighborhood of the kr
s I'M, Ia enc Of the wounds large pt
he missile.
FAN Ioomas Brophy had g number
a'uhos in his leg.
!, "oFFICER JOHN BARRETT
-, 4,a large hole in the liver and a FIR
s ,S.s q the elbow joint, 6 portion
S S-,on had been torn away. One of
Gsy G. N i1sn' oh' nc =
H., Vncer Michael O'Brien has q wol
", ~, passed right through his thigh.
was shell wound
,,,; queer Nicholas Shsnlon was next
e;aS. .sU oy me. l counted on him in
~ ,s luce. wounds. They were princip